Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Friday, October 27, 2017
TV on UMD: R.O.D. The TV
Original Run Oct 1, 2003 to March 16, 2004
Total episodes 26
Plot
The series begins in 2006, five years after the "I-Jin" incident detailed in the Read or Die OVA. Yomiko Readman (a.k.a. "The Paper", agent of British Library Task Force) has supposedly gone missing, and Nenene Sumiregawa, her former student and best friend, is still in Tokyo after her parents moved to the United States. Nenene has not written a book since Yomiko disappeared, as she has become lonely and frustrated that her sensei has never read her last book, and she feels she can't write again until she hears Yomiko's reaction to the book, so Nenene often disappears for long periods of time searching for Yomiko, and has been periodically doing so ever since her "disappearance".During a trip to Hong Kong, Nenene meets the three sisters, Michelle, Maggie and Anita (from the Read or Dream manga), who are supposed to take care of her during her visit. However, the hotel at which Nenene is supposed to stay at is bombed, and at a press conference, Nenene is briefly held hostage by a jealous rival in her industry. The three sisters end up becoming her bodyguards and join her back to Tokyo.
The discouraged Nenene suffering from writer's block continues to lament the disappearance of Yomiko
Each sister has paper manipulation skills similar to Yomiko, although less powerful and more focused in scope. After the initial action-filled adventure, the first several episodes take on the feel of an odd-couple comedy which focuses on the tension between Nenene and the sisters, who move into her apartment and mooch off her, all while dealing with various crazies and psychos in their everyday lives. The sisters also perform odd jobs as agents of the Dokusensha (ostensibly a Chinese publishing company, but more like an Illuminati-type organization focusing on the collection of rare and powerful documents). This eventually puts them and Nenene in direct conflict with the British Library and the protagonists of Read or Die (Dokusensha is established as the British Library's rival in the Read or Die manga).
Events grow more serious as the series progresses as atrocities are committed by both sides, thrusting the main characters into the middle of a conflict between literary superpowers, the British Library and Dokusensha, who are both trying to collect ancient artifacts (books, of course) to control the entire world and even rewrite history. After a horrific collision between the two superpowers, Nenene and the Paper Sisters set out to find the missing Yomiko to learn the truth about the conflict and save the world from literary terrorism.
Characters
Media
The UMD which only contained 2 episodes #1 The Papers Have Landed and #2 Oh Dregs of Humanity and only 1 volume was ever released. It was available on DVD with a total of 7 volumes. Both were released by Geneon back in 2005. It is currently not available and can only be seen on streaming sites such as Crunchy Roll.
Bonus UMD Insert
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Sony PSP Console Variations Part 1
Sony PSP 1000 Piano Black
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- Black colored console
- Launch console
- Released in 2004
Sony PSP 2000 Ceramic White
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- white colored console
- Launch console
- Released in 2007
Sony PSP 2000 Ice Silver
Quick Facts:
- Console released in Japan and North America
- Silver colored console
- Launch Console
- Released in 2007
- in NA this console is also called 'Mystic Silver"
Sony PSP 2000 Piano Black
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- Black colored console
- Launch console
- Released in 2007
Sony PSP 3000 Piano Black
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- Black colored console
- Launch console
- Released in 2008
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- White colored console
- Launch console
- Released in 2008
Sony PSP E1000 Ceramic White
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- white colored console
- Launch console
- Released in 2011
Sony PSP E1000 Piano Black
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- Black colored console
- Launch console
- Released in 2011
Sony PSP 1000 Ceramic White
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- White colored console
Sony PSP 1000 Gold
Quick Facts:
- Console released in Japan
- Gold colored console
Sony PSP 1000 Ice Silver
Quick Facts:
- Console released in Japan
- Silver colored console
Sony PSP 2000 Blue
Quick Facts:
- Console released in Japan/North America
- Blue colored console
Sony PSP 2000 Bronze
Quick Facts:
- Console released World Wide
- Bronze colored console
Sony PSP 2000 Deep Red
Quick Facts:
- Console released in Japan
- Red colored console
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Friday, October 20, 2017
No Nonsense Review: Chilli Con Carnage PSP
Without a doubt one of the funnest FPS I have ever played, with enough of a challenge to keep it interesting. Might be too easy for HARDCORE FPS players. The addition of bosses are super unique.
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Tuesday, October 17, 2017
No Nonsense Review: Coded Arms PSP
This one was a recent pick up for me and frankly just getting the UMD I had no idea what I was getting. But what I found actually surprised me, an easy to use with great controls FPS. Okay, I would not recommend this game for HARDCORE FPS fans as they might find it way too easy. Really besides the graphics which are excellent, I put it at the same level of difficulty as Doom. Where besides the enemy you're trying to work your way through this maze of rooms and tunnels. Great game for those who find other FPS' a bit too difficult.
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Saturday, October 14, 2017
TV on UMD: Paranoid Agent
Series ran Feb. 2, 2004 to May 18. 2004
Total episodes: 13
Plot
Tsukiko Sagi, a shy character designer who created the immensely popular pink dog Maromi, finds herself under pressure to repeat her success. As she walks home that night, she is attacked by an elementary school boy on inline skates. Two police detectives, Keiichi Ikari and Mitsuhiro Maniwa, are assigned to the case. They suspect that Tsukiko is lying about the attack, until they receive word of a second victim.
Soon the attacker, dubbed Lil' Slugger (Shōnen Batto in Japanese, meaning "Bat Boy"), is blamed for a series of street assaults in Tokyo. None of the victims can recall the boy's face and only three distinct details are left in their memories: golden inline skates, a baseball cap, and the weapon: a bent golden baseball bat. Ikari and Maniwa set out to track down the perpetrator and put an end to his crimes. Their hunt is unsuccessful, however, and the investigation eventually leads to both men losing their positions as police detectives.
As the attacks continue, it is revealed that they are not random. Instead, Lil' Slugger seems to target people in crisis, and the attacks, though violent, lead to some improvement in the life of the victim. Maniwa becomes convinced that Lil' Slugger is a supernatural force, driven to rescue the desperate from their tragedies through violence. He becomes obsessive, broadcasting his warning about Lil' Slugger via shortwave radio and seeking a way to kill the supernatural assailant.
As public fear of Lil' Slugger intensifies, so do his (supposed) attacks, and the line between truth and fiction becomes blurred. At the same time, public anticipation for the launch of the Maromi television series reaches a fanatical high, almost as if the fear of one is feeding (and feeding off) the anticipation for the other.
Things come to an end on the night that the Maromi show is set to air. Ikari, now a private security guard, and Maniwa, now a wandering "knight", attempt to battle Lil' Slugger, now an incredibly powerful force. They confront Tsukiko, and she confesses that Maromi was based on a real puppy that Tsukiko had in childhood, whose leash she had one day accidentally dropped, allowing the puppy to run into traffic where it was killed. Instead of taking responsibility for the puppy's death, young Tsukiko invented a story about a bat-wielding, skate-wearing puppy killer – Lil' Slugger's first "attack".
Ultimately, Lil' Slugger is a paranormal figment of Tsukiko's guilt and fear, brought inexplicably to life when the adult Tsukiko desperately needed to escape her responsibilities and then fed and nurtured by the fear of the populace. In a way, Tsukiko does fulfill her job by creating a character (Lil' Slugger) that becomes just as big a sensation as Maromi. When Tsukiko finally confesses the truth, and in doing so accepts the guilt for the death of Maromi, Lil' Slugger is defeated.
Media:
The series first aired on Japan's WOWOW between February 2, 2004 and May 18, 2004. Geneon had licensed the anime in North America and released the series on four DVDs between October 26, 2004 and May 10, 2005. A UMD version of Volume 1 was made available on October 10, 2005. The English-dubbed version began airing in the U.S. on Adult Swim on May 28, 2005 followed by an encore airing that began on June 6, 2006. In Canada, it began a run on the digital channel G4TechTV Canada on July 27, 2007, at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT. The anime is distributed by MVM Films in the UK.
Both not currently available
Episode 1 Part 1 dubbed
Episode 1 Part 2 dubbed
Bonus
Monday, October 9, 2017
Hidden Easter Eggs Found
I have been playing Pangya Fantasy Golf PSP. Which is how I discovered a hidden Halloween Easter Egg. It seems playing it this time of year gives you access to a hidden item. Golf balls that look like Halloween pumpkins.
Speaking of Halloween, Hot Shots Golf : World Invitational has markers at the start of each hole that also looks like pumpkins.
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TV on UMD: Last Exile
Original run October 15, 2011 – March 23, 2012
Episodes 26
PLOT
The story revolves around fifteen-year-old pilot Claus Valca and navigator Lavie Head, who fly their vanship as sky couriers in the nation of Anatoray. Although they usually take up missions of relatively low difficulty, they are one day asked to complete the mission of a dying courier. The mission, rated seven stars out of ten, is to deliver a young girl named Alvis Hamilton to the mysterious battleship Silvana. Despite their fears, Claus and Lavie deliver Alvis to the battleship but decide to remain aboard to keep her safe.
Claus and Lavie are initially treated as intruders but eventually befriend the crew of the Silvana. They learn that the Guild intends to capture Alvis for reasons unknown to them. In the first battle between the Silvana and Guild forces, Guild member Dio Eraclea takes an interest in Claus's flying skills and his signature move, the Immelmann turn. Wanting to learn more about Claus, Dio willingly allows himself to be captured. He reveals to the Silvana's captain, Alex Row, the existence of one of four Mysteria which act as a key to something known as Exile.
When the Silvana's executive officer, Sophia Forrester, is revealed to be the Emperor's daughter and heir, she returns to Anatoray at the request of the prime minister. Sophia assumes the throne after the Emperor is killed during a surprise attack at the capital by the Disith nation and pleads for an alliance with Disith in order to capture Exile and end the Guild's control. Sophia reveals to Claus that Alvis is linked to the Mysteria, but as preparations for the assault are made, Alvis is captured by the Guild.
Delphine Eraclea, the Maestro of the Guild, reveals that Exile is a colony ship used by those who first settled their world, and she intends to use Alvis and the Mysteria to take control of it. However, Claus and Alvis escape the Guild stronghold and are reunited with Lavie when the alliance fleet attacks. As the fleet follows Exile past the Grand Stream and enters Disith, it is able to destroy Delphine's forces. After Claus and Alvis recite the four Mysteria, Exile reveals itself as a starship that will carry people back to their old home world.
UMD
Like most UMD's only 1 volume was ever released and it contains only 2 episodes. #1 First Move and #2 Luft Vanship
DVD
Funimation released a complete series box set of all 26 episodes on June 14, 2011 and is currently available. Series was also dubbed into English.
Episode 17 with subtitles
Friday, October 6, 2017
No Nonsense Review: Need for Speed Underground Rivals PSP
This is one of those I just don't get it titles. Cars look great, tracks are equally good. But the controls...are almost there. Small turns your fine, big turns you are almost out of control. I always thought EA Games was better than this.
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Thursday, October 5, 2017
No Nonsense Review: Crash Tag Team Racing PSP
Okay so yet another collectathon, but this one you collect crystals that opens race tracks. Really the collecting part of this game is the same old same old. But what makes this game worth playing are the racing games. Okay so I admit they are basically a Mario Kart clone with a twist. That twist is you have options galore you can either drive or fire upon the other racers. Or you can get a 2nd player to do either or. The tracks are fast, controls are perfect, and they are extremely fun to play.
Secret Codes
Enter at the main menu Code Effect
toy block cars in single and multiplayer Hold L1 + R1, press O, O, Triangle, Square
high speed Hold L1 + R1, press O, O, Triangle, Triangle
Japanese Crash Skin Hold L1 + R1, press Square, O, Square, O
chicken headed people Hold L1 + R1, press X, O, O, Square
run into a car for an automatic KO Hold L1 + R1, press X, O, O, X
disable all head up displays Hold L1 + R1, press X, Square, Triangle, O
UNLOCKABLES
Multiplayer - Unlockable Arenas
Extinction Party Connect PlayStation 2 To PlayStation Portable
Fight Like An Egyptian Purchase For $500 Cash In Gift Shop
Jungle Rumble Connect PlayStation 2 To PlayStation Portable
Space Stunts Purchase For $2500 Cash In Gift Shop
Multiplayer - Unlockable Grand Prix
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Grand Prix
Astro Land GP Purchase For $10000 Cash In Gift Shop
Happily Ever Faster GP Purchase For $2000 Cash In Gift Shop
Tomb Town GP Purchase For $6000 Cash In Gift Shop
Tyrannosaurus Wrecks GP Purchase For $3000 Cash In Gift Shop
Multiplayer - Unlockable Tracks
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Tracks
Crash Test Mummies Purchase For $3500 Cash In Gift Shop
Craters On Uranus Purchase For $5000 Cash In Gift Shop
Dead Heat Purchase For $3000 Cash In Gift Shop
Evilocity Purchase For $1000 Cash In Gift Shop
Fossil Fuel Injection Purchase For $1000 Cash In Gift Shop
Labrea Car Pits Purchase For $2000 Cash In Gift Shop
Once Upon a Tire Purchase For $500 Cash In Gift Shop
Pyramid Pass Purchase For $4000 Cash In Gift Shop
Ring of Uranus Purchase For $7500 Cash In Gift Shop
Tire & Ice Purchase For $2500 Cash In Gift Shop
Track and the Beanstalk Purchase For $750 Cash In Gift Shop
Uranus Mine Purchase For $5000 Cash In Gift Shop
Single Player - Unlockable Costumes
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Costumes
Agent C.R.A.S.H. Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Special Agent C.R.A.S.H." Mission
Baby Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Find All 34 Die-O-Ramas
Captain No-Sense Outfit (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Buttering Up" Mission
Cave Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "The Skins of the Father" Mission
Classic Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Fedora Fantasies" Mission
Coco Outfit (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "Pinkify Coco" Mission
Cortex Ninja Suit (Dr. Neo Cortex) Complete "Ninjas Make It Better" Mission
Crizzash Bandicizzle (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Old Skool Crash" Mission
Embiginator Outfit (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Big Up The Girl" Mission
Evil Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Generically Evil Crash" Mission
Mad Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Furious Scientist" Mission
Mr. Crunch Outfit (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Fanboy Freak" Mission
N. Gin Ballerina Outfit (N. Gin) Complete "Pretty Get" Mission
Nina Drive-Thru Outfit (Nina Cortex) Complete "Now Hiring Losers" Mission
Realistic Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "The Last One" Mission
Space Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Make It So" Mission
Single Player - Unlockable Vehicles
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Vehicles
Angsterator (Nina Cortex) Complete "Nina's First Job" Mission
Bad Girl (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Inbred Intricacies" Mission
Bandibuggy (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "Help Coco" Mission
Bone Machine (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Crunch Needs The Coins" Mission
Crikey (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "The Biggest Male Chicken" Mission
Der Pickle (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Der Hasselhoffer" Mission
Doom Buggy (N. Gin) Complete "Slipperly Slope" Mission
Extreme Surplus (N. Gin) Complete "Gigawatts of Power" Mission
Fairy Mobile (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "500 Donkey Power" Mission
Harm Aid (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Miss Demeanor" Mission
Junkulon Prime (N. Gin) Complete "Pretty Up" Mission
Le Chaux (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Red State Rewards" Mission
Nostalginator (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "Fusion Freak" Mission
Organ Grinder (Nina Cortex) Complete "Gothmobile" Mission
Overcompensator (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Wackamoleaholic" Mission
Pressurizer (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Von Clutch Uber Alles" Mission
Probulot 2000 (Dr. Neo Cortex) Complete "Mass Helpinc" Mission
Slave Driver (Nina Cortex) Complete "Testy Troubles" Mission
The Deadinator (Dr. Neo Cortex) Complete "Mad With Power" Mission
The Guzzler (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Stay In Milk" Mission
Yellow Horde (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Hen Pecked" Mission
Zwergauto (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Der Ubermobile" Mission
Secret Codes
Enter at the main menu Code Effect
toy block cars in single and multiplayer Hold L1 + R1, press O, O, Triangle, Square
high speed Hold L1 + R1, press O, O, Triangle, Triangle
Japanese Crash Skin Hold L1 + R1, press Square, O, Square, O
chicken headed people Hold L1 + R1, press X, O, O, Square
run into a car for an automatic KO Hold L1 + R1, press X, O, O, X
disable all head up displays Hold L1 + R1, press X, Square, Triangle, O
UNLOCKABLES
Multiplayer - Unlockable Arenas
Extinction Party Connect PlayStation 2 To PlayStation Portable
Fight Like An Egyptian Purchase For $500 Cash In Gift Shop
Jungle Rumble Connect PlayStation 2 To PlayStation Portable
Space Stunts Purchase For $2500 Cash In Gift Shop
Multiplayer - Unlockable Grand Prix
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Grand Prix
Astro Land GP Purchase For $10000 Cash In Gift Shop
Happily Ever Faster GP Purchase For $2000 Cash In Gift Shop
Tomb Town GP Purchase For $6000 Cash In Gift Shop
Tyrannosaurus Wrecks GP Purchase For $3000 Cash In Gift Shop
Multiplayer - Unlockable Tracks
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Tracks
Crash Test Mummies Purchase For $3500 Cash In Gift Shop
Craters On Uranus Purchase For $5000 Cash In Gift Shop
Dead Heat Purchase For $3000 Cash In Gift Shop
Evilocity Purchase For $1000 Cash In Gift Shop
Fossil Fuel Injection Purchase For $1000 Cash In Gift Shop
Labrea Car Pits Purchase For $2000 Cash In Gift Shop
Once Upon a Tire Purchase For $500 Cash In Gift Shop
Pyramid Pass Purchase For $4000 Cash In Gift Shop
Ring of Uranus Purchase For $7500 Cash In Gift Shop
Tire & Ice Purchase For $2500 Cash In Gift Shop
Track and the Beanstalk Purchase For $750 Cash In Gift Shop
Uranus Mine Purchase For $5000 Cash In Gift Shop
Single Player - Unlockable Costumes
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Costumes
Agent C.R.A.S.H. Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Special Agent C.R.A.S.H." Mission
Baby Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Find All 34 Die-O-Ramas
Captain No-Sense Outfit (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Buttering Up" Mission
Cave Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "The Skins of the Father" Mission
Classic Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Fedora Fantasies" Mission
Coco Outfit (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "Pinkify Coco" Mission
Cortex Ninja Suit (Dr. Neo Cortex) Complete "Ninjas Make It Better" Mission
Crizzash Bandicizzle (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Old Skool Crash" Mission
Embiginator Outfit (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Big Up The Girl" Mission
Evil Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Generically Evil Crash" Mission
Mad Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Furious Scientist" Mission
Mr. Crunch Outfit (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Fanboy Freak" Mission
N. Gin Ballerina Outfit (N. Gin) Complete "Pretty Get" Mission
Nina Drive-Thru Outfit (Nina Cortex) Complete "Now Hiring Losers" Mission
Realistic Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "The Last One" Mission
Space Crash Outfit (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Make It So" Mission
Single Player - Unlockable Vehicles
Complete Specified Tasks To Unlock Following Vehicles
Angsterator (Nina Cortex) Complete "Nina's First Job" Mission
Bad Girl (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Inbred Intricacies" Mission
Bandibuggy (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "Help Coco" Mission
Bone Machine (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Crunch Needs The Coins" Mission
Crikey (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "The Biggest Male Chicken" Mission
Der Pickle (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Der Hasselhoffer" Mission
Doom Buggy (N. Gin) Complete "Slipperly Slope" Mission
Extreme Surplus (N. Gin) Complete "Gigawatts of Power" Mission
Fairy Mobile (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "500 Donkey Power" Mission
Harm Aid (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Miss Demeanor" Mission
Junkulon Prime (N. Gin) Complete "Pretty Up" Mission
Le Chaux (Pasadena O' Possum) Complete "Red State Rewards" Mission
Nostalginator (Coco Bandicoot) Complete "Fusion Freak" Mission
Organ Grinder (Nina Cortex) Complete "Gothmobile" Mission
Overcompensator (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Wackamoleaholic" Mission
Pressurizer (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Von Clutch Uber Alles" Mission
Probulot 2000 (Dr. Neo Cortex) Complete "Mass Helpinc" Mission
Slave Driver (Nina Cortex) Complete "Testy Troubles" Mission
The Deadinator (Dr. Neo Cortex) Complete "Mad With Power" Mission
The Guzzler (Crunch Bandicoot) Complete "Stay In Milk" Mission
Yellow Horde (Crash Bandicoot) Complete "Hen Pecked" Mission
Zwergauto (Ebenezer Von Clutch) Complete "Der Ubermobile" Mission
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No Nonsense Review: Pocket Pool PSP
I think it is crazy to compare a game to a Pool app, but when both are exactly the same save for a few options. It is really like any Pool app you can actually download to your phone.
One of the big features they make on the case is photos and videos of the Dream Models. The reality of it is teaser photos and videos. Frankly, you will see more skin on these and I want to make this clear females model, than any woman on a beach during summer.
Overall time killer at best, or something different to have apart of your collection.
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Sunday, October 1, 2017
TV on UMD: Gungrave
Reverse
Original air dates: October 7, 2003 – March 30, 2004
Total number of episodes: 26
PLOT
Gungrave opens thirteen years after Brandon Heat is betrayed and killed by his best friend Harry MacDowell. He is reborn through the use of necrolyze as Beyond The Grave, and begins a quest of revenge against the crime syndicate. The series then backtracks to Brandon's youth, and follows him and Harry as they rise through the criminal underworld, detailing the circumstances that led to their eventual falling-out.
UMD
Only one volume was ever released and that contains the first 2 episodes of the series. Destroyer in the Dusk and Young Dogs
DVD
In 2003, Geneon Entertainment, formally Pioneer Entertainment, announced the license of Gungrave in North America. On July 3, 2008, Geneon Entertainment and Funimation Entertainment announced an agreement to distribute select titles in North America after Geneon ceased distribution of their own titles in October 2007. While Geneon Entertainment will still retain the license, Funimation Entertainment will assume exclusive rights to the manufacturing, marketing, sales and distribution of select titles. Gungrave was announced as one of the several titles under the agreement on December 30, 2008. As of November 26, 2010, Funimation has fully licensed the anime series. The anime series returned to US television on May 11, 2011 on the Funimation Channel. Funimation also released a complete series box set on July 17, 2011
Complete episode
All episodes from the series are available on YouTube by Funimation
Bonus
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